Although many people think that goulash is a thick stew, the genuine Hungarian goulash is actu
ally a substantial soup. It is best when made from different cuts of beef, such as chuck and rump.
Sometimes it is made with both beef and pork. It is often served as a main dish followed by a
non-meat second dish or a dessert.
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1. Cut meat into ¥-inch cubes (meat is |
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easier to cut if slightly frozen). |
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2. In a kettle or Dutch oven, heat oil |
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over medium heat for 1 minute. |
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Add onion and cook until |
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transparent. |
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3. Add beef cubes, paprika, salt, and |
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caraway seeds and cook for about |
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10 minutes, stirring frequently. |
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4. In a small bowl, stir tomato paste |
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into ¥ c. beef broth. Add to beef |
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mixture and stir. Simmer for 30 |
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minutes. |
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5. Peel potatoes and cut into bite-sized |
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pieces. |
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6. Add potatoes, remaining beef broth, |
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and 8 c. water to kettle. Bring to a |
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boil and simmer for 15 minutes. |
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7. Return soup to a boil, add pepper |
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strips and pinched noodles, and |
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cook for 10 more minutes, until |
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noodles are tender. |
Preparation time: 30 minutes
Cooking time: 65 to 75 minutes
Serves 4 to 6 |
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